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Loading a weekly and daily chart with WL data, no problems. Very quick.
Loading a hourly chart (let alone 15 minutes), it takes a very long time.

I assume this has to do with the length of the requested amount of data loaded into chart (under preferences > data).

For daily/weekly it is set to 10 years of data.
If that is also the case for intraday data, it's logic the retrieve of ID data takes a very long time. TWS can even block the retrieve because one asks too much data in same time period.

Suggestion: to split EOD and ID.



Don't wanna give you guys extra work :-) , it is not a personal request, I assume this makes it more convenient for all users who interchange between EOD and ID.

Or there are better ways to handle this?
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Glitch8
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That's exactly what the Preference does, it lets you split intraday and end of day data. Note the check box "Always Load all Data for Daily+ Scale."
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So how many is loaded standard for an intraday chart?

If you check 'always load All data for charts ind daily+ Scale'' means that it will retrieve all data available with the data vendor? Even if you specified 5 years?



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Glitch8
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Here's my Preference:



This means, for INTRADAY charts it will load 1,000 bars.

But, for DAILY+ charts, it will load ALL DATA, since I checked that box.
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Glitch8
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For further elaboration, Hit F1 or click the Question Mark icon. You'll be directed straight to this Preference Page's Help entry.

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#5
ok, when using intraday charts it will be better to use BARS instead of YEARS.
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Glitch8
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#6
I agree, you can select Bars.
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